1Editor's ChoiceSlow and Save We need to learn about how bad fast fashion is to environment. This place would make people aware about fast fashion with exhibiton. And they could practice to recycle fabric and explore secondhand market. The place would be the recyling fashion hub in Milan. Not only new fashion but also old fashion could be the mainstream of the fashion.
8Editor's ChoicekoalaThe Koala Homeland consists of the environment where the koala lives, a tourist center, and an emergency rescue center.
7TRANSPLANT : Bio shelters that make smiling TRANSPLANT is a project that seeks to offer ecological and vernacular housing that promotes the integration of Syrian refugees in Turkey by drawing inspiration from Syrian habits. The structure of the building is made of wood and the walls are made of self-blocking mud bricks allowing a quick and easy assembly.
4Editor's ChoiceTokyo DojoThe concept of the design was the idea to create a central place where the world of experience around sports and the fan community can be celebrated together. With organic forms, the dynamics of the sport is also shown in the building structure. The design language combines traditional japanese pattern and modern architecture with technology.
149People's Choice AwardMoving Through the MangroveAn innovative and inclusive street market that integrates shopping, eating and beyond; A landmark that attracts local and international visitors; A highly efficient operation that has a closed-loop. A lovely experience - like the one when you move through a mangrove in a canoe.
3Editor's ChoiceBarcelonas veinThis project reinterprets the work of Ildefons Cerda in a modern way and improves Barcelona's situation in terms of ventilation, noise pollution and accessibility.
79Here Comes The SunThis musical retreat centre aims to revive the communal experience and unspoken bonding between people and celebrities through music. Our design is a true public space which transcends all barriers of class, caste, creed and religion.
3THE LINKA networked co-living infrastructure that is compromised of a decentralized “kit of tools for older adults” which is incorporated among existing urban spaces. My proposal generates a more socially relevant and useful architecture that provides older adults with freedom and empowerment that could correspond more readily to changing societal needs.
